Details on financing wireless network in rural Maryland

Saturday, August 16, 2003

Allagany County in rural Maryland knows how important telecopmmunications infrastructure is. The county's leaders still remember what happened when the first wave of interstate highway construction passed them by.

They have vowed not to let this happen again, so they are investing in a wireless network for the county. Four public sector partners have banded together to build AllCoNet 2 , a countywide, "carrier class" broadband wireless network. It will provide coverage for 85 percent of the population and 90 percent of the county's businesses—most of which are concentrated in Cumberland, a city of about 21,000.

Here are some details about how the project is being financed.
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You can get more details on the project web site. Go.

posted by Ed Morrison |

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